Russia joined USA, EU and enforced Armenia to sign the Armenian-Turkish Protocol, to validate the invalid Kars treaty and make AG questionable historical event. It was the price Russia “paid” to get Turkey’s agreement on building the gas pipeline, at the Armenia’s expense. Is it a friendly behavior?.
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan officially opened the Blue Stream Natural Gas Pipeline alongside Russian President ... Friday, 1 January 2010 . http://www.turkishweekly.net/news/21...-pipeline.html
Now on January 12-13 Erdogan is going to visit Russia. The Artsakh issue will be discussed, too.
What else Russia is going to promise Turks at Armenia’s expense?
Russians are owners of all our major businesses, Turks – lands.
Russia didn’t allow us to make Iran-Armenia gas pipeline diameter bigger (at Iran’s expense), to prevent Armenia to enjoy gas transit profits, but pays astronomical amounts for the construction of the gas pipeline through Turkey and promises 15% of the proceeds to Turks.
The huge investments in Turkish economy will prevent Russia’s quarrel with Turkey on such a ‘minor’ (for Russia) issues, like the AG, invalid Kars treaty validation or Arthsakh lands fate.
Do we have something left to give Turks?
Isn’t it the right time to think about reassessing Armenia’s political orientation?
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan officially opened the Blue Stream Natural Gas Pipeline alongside Russian President ... Friday, 1 January 2010 . http://www.turkishweekly.net/news/21...-pipeline.html
Now on January 12-13 Erdogan is going to visit Russia. The Artsakh issue will be discussed, too.
What else Russia is going to promise Turks at Armenia’s expense?
Russians are owners of all our major businesses, Turks – lands.
Russia didn’t allow us to make Iran-Armenia gas pipeline diameter bigger (at Iran’s expense), to prevent Armenia to enjoy gas transit profits, but pays astronomical amounts for the construction of the gas pipeline through Turkey and promises 15% of the proceeds to Turks.
The huge investments in Turkish economy will prevent Russia’s quarrel with Turkey on such a ‘minor’ (for Russia) issues, like the AG, invalid Kars treaty validation or Arthsakh lands fate.
Do we have something left to give Turks?
Isn’t it the right time to think about reassessing Armenia’s political orientation?
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